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Hugo Distler(1908-1942) - Ensemble Nobiles, Sjaella
Commemorating the 70th anniversary of Hugo Distler's death, two successful vocal ensembles from Leipzig perform together on a single CD for the first time. The three- and four-voice motets recorded by the young ladies of the Sjaella sextet and the five yo... moreCommemorating the 70th anniversary of Hugo Distler's death, two successful vocal ensembles from Leipzig perform together on a single CD for the first time. The three- and four-voice motets recorded by the young ladies of the Sjaella sextet and the five young gentlemen of the Ensemble Nobiles represent some of the highlights from Distler's choral oeuvre: the Jahrkreis op. 5, and the Geistliche Chormusik op. 12.
One of the composer's best-known works, the Totentanz op. 12 no. 2, stands at the heart of this disc. The fourteen motets for Eternity Sunday contained in the Totentanz op. 12 no. 2 were set to music by Hugo Distler and form the work's musical part. Distler accompanies the motets with non-musical verses that narrate a dialogue between death and his numerous victims.While on the present recording some of the victims' roles are spoken by the singers themselves, Heinz-Martin Benecke lends death his charismatic voice.
The Totentanztopos is known especially through its pictorial representations of death'... less
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Stormy weather
Harold Arlen wrote the music to Wizard of Oz, including 'Somewhere over the rainbow'. Ethel Waters first sang 'Stormy Weather' at The Cotton Club night club in Harlem in 1933 and recorded it that year.
This version is based on that by the Golden Gate Q... moreHarold Arlen wrote the music to Wizard of Oz, including 'Somewhere over the rainbow'. Ethel Waters first sang 'Stormy Weather' at The Cotton Club night club in Harlem in 1933 and recorded it that year.
This version is based on that by the Golden Gate Quartet, the most successful of all of the African-American gospel music groups who sang in the jubilee quartet style. formed in 1934 the group remains active today, although with no original members.
This is from The OK Chorale's second public concert in March 2013 at St. Mary's Church, Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK. less
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Omukiro Kyobwaro
Omukiro Kyobwaro (in the readings of today) is a sacred song from the indigenous Bwisi dialect, who are the people from Rwenzori Mountains, Bundibudyo District of Uganda. The song emphasises the greatness of Jesus Christ through his word.
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choir "Brio Sonores" Се ныне... (R. Twardowski)
Се ныне... (R. Twardowski)
Interpretează corul de bărbați "Brio Sonores" Dirijor: Ion Brătescu
Se nine... (R. Twardowski)
Plays men's choir "Brio Sonores", choir master: Ion Brătescu
Се ныне... (R. Twardowski)
Исполняет мужской хор "Brio Sonores"... moreСе ныне... (R. Twardowski)
Interpretează corul de bărbați "Brio Sonores" Dirijor: Ion Brătescu
Se nine... (R. Twardowski)
Plays men's choir "Brio Sonores", choir master: Ion Brătescu
Се ныне... (R. Twardowski)
Исполняет мужской хор "Brio Sonores" дирижор: Ион Брэтеску
i.bratescu@gmail.com
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Goodnight Moon
The College of Wooster Chorus performing Eric Whitacre's "Goodnight Moon." Recorded on December 1, 2012 using a Flip Video camera.
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Hail gladdening light
'Hail, gladdening light', composed by Stephen Barker, performed by the choir of St Stephen's Church, Canterbury in Portsmouth Cathedral.
Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing copies of the score to perform with your own choir.
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World choir of Santa Cruz sings YaLaLay
Music Scores are available at http://www.RockArborMusic.com. The World choir and Orchestra of Santa Cruz perform "YaLaLay", composed and directed by Stephen Bigger.
YaLaLay is a celebration, the words imply "woohoo!".
This SAATTBB arrangement may... moreMusic Scores are available at http://www.RockArborMusic.com. The World choir and Orchestra of Santa Cruz perform "YaLaLay", composed and directed by Stephen Bigger.
YaLaLay is a celebration, the words imply "woohoo!".
This SAATTBB arrangement may be performed by 3 men and 3 women's voices in a variety of settings- from voices only (with small adaptation for the musical breaks- instrumental parts may be represented by vocal treatment) to vocals with drums, vocals with piano, and on up to full orchestration.
Perfect as a concert opener or finale, the energy generated from this piece makes it a versatile inclusion in standard repertoire for choirs who want to be challenged musically but have a lot of fun in the process. It can be a quick learn to master the basics, but developing the finer points, swoops, stomps, and vocal noises will give the most insatiable appetite something on which to delight their (and their audiences') aural appetite.
Swahili Lyric Translation assistance: Sila Tuju (lyrics and... less